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The phrase "about what looks" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing perceptions or appearances, but it requires additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about what looks appealing in our marketing materials."
Alternatives: "regarding appearances" or "concerning how it seems".
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Sometimes it's all about what looks good on a marquee.
Citigroup is in talks with the federal government about what looks like a takeover.
"We find it constructive to talk to each other about what looks good, what doesn't.
He added: "I do worry about what looks like increasing underperformance by young men".
ESPECIALLY in emerging markets, exchange-rate regimes are the hemlines of macroeconomics—ideas about what looks best change all the time, at the whim of fashion.
There are plenty of men who are – the peacocks, the dandies, the proto-Bowies – who have their own distinctive and individual ideas about what looks good.
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As an official told the Wall Street Journal, "This investigation wasn't about the C.I.A. director, it was about what looked like a cyber crime".
Think about what look you're trying to create, and represent it down to the last detail.
"I guess that's all I care about, what they look like.
Another observer, Mongolia, is a democracy and has long had qualms about joining what looks like a club for authoritarians.
(To get an idea of what this looks like, think about what mascara looks like when someone cries).
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